Hataka HTK-A232 Extra Dark Green (FS34064) is a top-quality acrylic paint that is part of the renowned Red Line series from Hataka Hobby. Its water-based formula makes it ideal for airbrush painting, ensuring not only excellent adhesion to plastic and resin model surfaces, but also allowing the creation of exceptionally realistic effects. This paint has been designed with modelers in mind who are seeking authentic colors used by military forces across the 20th and 21st centuries.

• Shade: Extra Dark Green FS34064 perfectly recreates the color mainly used on aircraft and vehicles of the British Royal Air Force (RAF), as well as British vehicles from the WWII period and the following decades of the Cold War.
• Especially recommended for camouflage painting of machines such as the Hawker Hurricane, Supermarine Spitfire, or Avro Lancaster operating in the years 1939-1945, as well as tanks and armored vehicles serving during World War II.
• The water-dilutable formula allows for achieving a uniform, satin finish after just one coat, while facilitating quick equipment cleaning and eliminating strong odors.
• This product is also perfect for modulation, weathering techniques, and precise shading.
• Package volume – 17 ml, typical for Red Line, in a tight dropper bottle that allows for precise dispensing of the paint and minimization of waste.
• Category: acrylic paint for plastic, resin, and metal models.

Why choose Hataka HTK-A232 Extra Dark Green? Thanks to its excellent pigment quality and precise reproduction of authentic historical colors, this product is especially recommended for both advanced modelers and those just beginning their adventure with airbrushing. The difficulty level of application is rated at 1/5 – the paint is easy to apply and has a short drying time.

Choose Hataka HTK-A232 Extra Dark Green (FS34064) and achieve maximum authenticity and a perfect finish on your historical models. This is a choice that will meet the expectations of even the most demanding modelers building aircraft and vehicle replicas from World War II and the Cold War era.